BIOGRAPHIES
The following biographies are extracted from:
Source:
A Standard History of Ross County, Ohio
Vol. II.
Published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago & New York
1917
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C. H. LANDRUM
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Vol. II. - Published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago &
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WILLIAM T. LANDRUM
Source: A Standard History of Ross County, Ohio -
Vol. II. - Published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago &
New York 1917 - Page 674 |
FINLEY LAVERY
Source: A Standard History of Ross County, Ohio -
Vol. II. - Published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago &
New York 1917 - Page 561 |
SEYMOUR LAYTON.
The business of farming has engaged the attention of
Seymour Layton since he was a boy. In early
years he managed the farm in the interests of his mother
and his sisters and for the past twelve years has been
one of the progressive agriculturists of Union Township.
He was born on a farm in Fayette County, Ohio, Nov. 14,
1864. His father Tilton Layton came from
Fayette County to Ross County, and bought a farm in the
North Precinct of Union Township. He followed
farming there until his death in 1880. The widowed
mother, who still occupies the old homestead, is a
daughter of John and Rebecca Tootle, and her
maiden name was Eleanor Maria Tootle. She
reared five children named Seymour, Ida, Flora,
Rebecca and Lucretia.
As the only son of the family, the responsibilities
of the homestead largely devolved upon the shoulders of
Seymour Layton when his father died. HE was
at that time sixteen years of age, and such education as
he acquired had been gained in the meantime by
attendance at the local schools. HE proved himself
an able worker and did much to keep the family household
together until his sisters were grown. He remained
on the home farm until 1904, when he bought the place he
now owns and occupies in North Union Township. It
is a fertile and well improved farm, and he and his
family reside in an attractive house situated on a knoll
commanding extensive view of the surrounding country.
In the year that he started out independently, 1904,
Mr. Layton married Bessie Wilson. Mrs.
Layton was born in Ross County, a daughter of
Alex Wilson. To their marriage have been born
two children, Marjorie and Thelma.
Source: A Standard History of Ross County, Ohio -
Vol. II. - Published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago &
New York 1917 - Page 903 |
MATTHIAS LEWIS,
M. D. Russell E., born August 28, 1890.
Source: A Standard History of Ross County, Ohio -
Vol. II. - Published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago &
New York 1917 - Page 867
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JOHN B. LONG
Source: A Standard History of Ross County, Ohio -
Vol. II. - Published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago &
New York 1917 - Page 517 |
E. C. LUNBECK
Source: A Standard History of Ross County, Ohio -
Vol. II. - Published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago &
New York 1917 - Page 884 |
FRED L. LUTZ
Source: A Standard History of Ross County, Ohio -
Vol. II. - Published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago &
New York 1917 - Page 750 |
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